Pixel Darkroom Photography

I really like old cars. Did I say that before? I’m sure I did. As much as I like them, I know very little about past models and specs. I shot this in the mall parking lot. I don’t even know what the make is. I know it was long, big and convertible. If anyone knows who made the “Meteor” let me know in the comments. It’s probably Ford or Mercury. I edited this a bit to take care of whatever the owner did not take care of when restoring this.

I have seen this car a few times while driving through Bellingham, Washington. I really like old cars and I knew that one day I will stop and buy this with cold hard cash shoot an image of this one as well. If you would like to see more details about the car or if you are interested in purchasing it, you may go to their website at www.barnfineclassics.com.

I was inspired in creating this image by a picture of an old timer I had seen on Ben Faragau’s website. I found his website a bit cumbersome to navigate, but if you have a bit of patience you will find the red interior classic under personal work and if you like photography you will may find that he’s got some amazing images posted there. He’s a very talented photographer down in California whose personal work is very beautiful.

This is a 1941 Pontiac Torpedo Coupe, magnificently and fully restored.

I shot a few more images on the lot of Barn Fine Classics, which I will later link to this post somewhere around here.

Real games for real people.

Pac Man

Strobist info: 580 EX II via PW at 1/4 (or so) zoomed to 105mm, hand held, CR. 10″ exposure at f22. Focus on the joystick, expose for the TV and then figure out the ratios. I use f22 to get the TV in focus.